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issue 4, poetry

After the semicolon

by Justine Chung

This is an elegy for
intuitions that pair for a while;
it was, and now is not.

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Have you been writing poetry or short stories over the summer? Taking photos? Painting or sketching? It’s your time to shine: Future Histories wants to publish your work!
Do you write poetry? Short fiction? Combinations of the two? Plays? Non-fiction? Or perhaps you make art? Take photos? Please submit your work to our fall 2021 issue! First deadline is this Friday, Sept 17 at midnight. Details on our website, link in bio. So excited! 🤩🥰
Wanna get more involved with the mag? Now’s your chance! Applications for design team, treasurer, social media & publicity and more roles are open now! 📝📚🎨 Applications are due by midnight on Friday Sept 17. Head to the link in our bio > “application forms” to fill the form out 🤩
✨ Exciting news ✨ In contrast to previous GIMs, we’ve decided to incorporate a workshop to this semester’s meeting to help get our creative juices flowing! Join us post-presentation to work on some writing & art prompts (or do your own creative thing!) 🖋🖍🖌 NOTE: artists or writers who want to handwrite their work on Thursday, please bring your own materials! We won’t be providing them. Thank you and excited to see you Thursday at 7pm! 🤩

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